58.14 Waddilove Summary Tree

James Waddilove (1785-1839) m Margaret Taylor (1785-1833)
See Chapter 16 for their biographies, Chapter 40 for those of their children, and Chapter 52 for those of their grandchildren.

• James Rinaldo Waddilove (1808) m Elizabeth Ewer (1811-1872)
• James Ewer Waddilove (1831-1900) m Elizabeth Chidzay (1831-1896)
• Elizabeth Charlotte Waddilove (1868)
• == m Sarah Kibblewhite (1832-1903) at All Saints, Fulham in 1897
• Harriet Maria Waddilove (1835-1881)
• Eliza Margaret Waddilove (1810-1843) m Frederick Samuel Smith (1807-1838)
• Eliza Margaret Smith (1834-1835)
• == m David Meaden (1818-1898)
• Eliza Meaden Meaden (1840-1907) m Charles Edward Brittain (1839-1910)
• See Brittain tree for their descendants.
• Joseph G Waddilove (1812-1875)
• Alfred John Waddilove (1812)
• Ann Taylor Waddilove (1814-1889) m William Whiting (1806)
• Amelia Rosetta Whiting (1835-1904) m William Henry Simpson (1828-1905). Their children were born in Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa, so I rely on other researchers for my information.
• William James Simpson (1854-1929) m Jane Margaret Mann (1863-1904)
• Edith June Maude Simpson (1882)
• Harry George Simpson
• Florence Mabel Simpson
• Percy John Simpson
• Ernest William Simpson
• Harriet Amillia Whiting Simpson
• Charles Whiting Simpson (1857-1905) m Jane Scholfield (1866-1931) in Pietermaritzburg in 1884.
• William Charles Simpson (1884) William died in 1884.
• Henry Simpson (1886)
• John Simpson (1887)
• Robert Whiting Simpson (1889)
• Daisy Rose Ellen Simpson (1890)
• Edward Thomas Simpson (1892)
• Mary Amelia Whiting Simpson (1896)
• Alfred Robert Simpson (1859)
• Frederick Simpson (1861)
• Rosetta Ann Mary Simpson (1863)
• Clara Amelia Simpson (1866-1942)
• Ann Taylor Simpson (1868-1966)
• James Lemont Miller Simpson (1871-1943) m Eva Mary Kelly (1877-1897)
• Jessie Simpson (1874-1875). Died from infancy.
• Margaret Simpson (1874-1874). Died from infancy.
• Henry Simpson (1876-1926)

• Margaret Annie Whiting (1837-1896) m John Gibson (1830-1905). Their children were also born in South Africa
• Annie Mary Gibson (1857-1942) m Robert James Jones (1849-1884) in Estcourt, Natal in 1876.
• John Herbert Jones (1876)
• Robert Paterson Jones (1878)
• John Morris James Jones (1880)
• Amy Elizabeth Jones (1881)
• == m Thomas Stewart (1840-1905) in Durban, Natal in 1889 (6 years before it became part of South Africa). 
• Durban Botanic Gardens predates the oldest public buildings in Durban. It was established in 1849 to participate in the quest of Kew Gardens to establish a series of botanic gardens across the world which would assist in the introduction of economically valuable plants, and to supply plants to Kew that were new to science. Trees saved from extinction, and planted by the first curator, John Medley Wood (1827-1915), still stand.
• Annie Stewart
• John Stewart
• James Stewart

Rare Encephalartos woodii planted
in the Durban Botanic Gardens
by J. M. Wood (1827-1915)  (M Purves)

• John Gibson (1858-1929)
• Jessie Harvey Gibson (1862)
• Margaret Gibson (1863)
• Jeanie Graham Gibson (1865-1918) m William Francis Earle (1857-1941)
• George Francis Earle (1888)
• Edward Linton Earle (1891)
• Richard Earle (1895)
• Dorothy Earle (1900)
• William Harold Earle (1900)
• William James Gibson (1870-1938)
• Alexander Gibson (1882)
• Charles Graham Gibson (1884)
• Amelia Waddilove (1814)
• Henry William Waddilove (1816)
• Richard Taylor Waddilove (1818-1863)
• Frederick Waddilove (1823-1866)
• John Waddilove (1826-1894)

More on these families in Chapter 61.

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